Glade Run Lake Fishing Report (PFBC)

Amy Jewitt
Apr 18, 2020
1 min read

Updated: Feb 13, 2021

The following report was provided by the PFBC in their NW Region Report.

April 8, 2020

Butler County

Glade Run Lake

Trout are the only species that may be taken once the season opens. Statewide Trout Season opened at 8am on April 7th. Other fish species, if caught, must be immediately released unharmed. Boats must be registered or permitted to use at this PFBC property. Non-powered or electric-powered only. Dry mooring of boats at the lake is permitted from March 1st to November 1st each year. Dry moored boats must display a valid Launch Permit or Registration.

Reports for the NW region were compiled by Chad Foster (RA-FBNWFISHNRPT@pa.gov), NW/SW Region Outreach and Education Coordinator, using information provided by Waterways Conservation Officers, Area Fisheries Managers and other PFBC staff.

https://www.fishandboat.com/Zone1/Pages/NWRegionReports.aspx

15 Comments

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Oct 29

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